SoonkodaDigital Torque Adapter 1/2" Drive include adapters for 3/8" and 1/4" 14.8-147.6 ft-lb Torque Wench Converter with acousto-optic alarm preset value

I won't use this very often, probably less than once a year, but you have to have one when you need it. I was shocked at how much torque wrenches cost nowadays when I started shopping and researching them. The click type are nice, but vary widely in accuracy and cost. Apparently expensive doesn't always mean accurate. then there are the digital ones, accurate and all of them expensive. Then, you have these digital torque adaptors which, by all accounts, are extremely accurate (so much so they are used to calibrate the others) and affordable. I already have a 20" bar with a 1/2" drive and so what if the adaptor adds length to the socket, I'm only using it for lug nuts and rear differential once in a while. It will be fine on plenty of other applications as well. I'll leave the $800 and up wrenches to the professionals! Open your eyes.

Was suspicious whether or not this thing would work good, but it does. Tested it against two other old school torque wrenches I have and all agreed closely. Very nice that it comes with a little case with the adapters, puts everything you need in one spot. Slightly tricky learning curve, but if you work with it for a little bit it becomes second nature. Only downside is the way the display is oriented, it's hard to read while you're using it, especially if you're really putting torque down. However if you have set the settings correctly, it will start beeping when you get close to your desired torque, so in reality you don't need to see the display at all while you're using it. Package fits nicely in a toolbox if you have to take it somewhere.

The instructions are not easy to understand. I used YouTube to understand the features and use. So far everything I have tried has been spot on. This adapter is very easy to use , accurate and safely stores in it's own protective case. If you can't afford the high end ones, this is a very good choice.

I’ve used a few times, like to verify my manual click torque tool to the audible gives me more confidence on critical torque specs while doing engine work.

I am not a professional mechanic, just shade tree variety but that being said whether on my cars or motorcycles, I tighten almost everything to factory torque values, unless your doing serious motor work on F1 like vehicles, this little meter performs just fine for me.